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‘AI security is not just about cyber attacks, it’s also about how data is used’

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By Shrija Agrawal Verified
| Hindustan Times Verified
Startup founders often prioritise speed, growth, and innovation — and assume security can come later. That assumption no longer holds. Artificial Intelligence (AI)-driven attacks, stricter data protection laws, and growing user trust expectations mean cybersecurity is now a core business responsibility, not a technical afterthought. Digital trust means users believe that their identity, data, and transactions are protected.
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‘Future of AI in India does not rely on its metros but goes beyond’

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By Shrija Agrawal Verified
| Hindustan Times Verified
The future of artificial intelligence (AI) in India does not rely on its metros but goes much deeper and beyond, asserts Gireendra Kasmalkar, Managing Partner, Pentathlon Ventures LLP. In an interview, Kasmalkar believes that innovation thrives not on spectacle but on depth and that the founders who will define India’s AI future are not the ones shouting the loudest about GenAI. He feels if India is to build a meaningful AI future, it must nurture this depth. It must support these founders.
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The Art of a Good Unicorn: ‘Capital should be additive, not oxygen,’ says Iron Pillar’s Anand Prasanna

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By Shrija Agrawal Verified
| Hindustan Times Verified
Anand Prasanna, managing partner at Iron Pillar, is not one to sugar-coat the realities of entrepreneurship. In a world where funding headlines often outshine fundamentals, he urges founders to slow down, stay private longer, and build businesses that can breathe on their own. From navigating investor expectations to decoding the AI gold rush, Prasanna offers a clear-eyed view of what it takes to create lasting value in India’s evolving startup landscape.
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